My orchestra teacher and my good friend showed me a clip that he and 2 other friends had made in University back in the early 70's. They made this clip using nothing but tapes and of course still photography. It's damn fascinating to see some of the weird things they did with it. Sadly the sound track has been lost for the video (a miracle the video was salvaged) I am considering creating an experimental soundtrack of my own for good practice.
I hear that animation majors have to so something like this. I remember JohnnyUtah talking about doing something like this for an animation project he did once.
Enjoy the lost arts of the 70's! Also please don't ask me how they did what's here... the only thing I recognize is the constructive/deconstructive interference of sound waves at the end. Even that I don't know how they captured that.
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FlamingFirebolt
Can you explain what it was? Or ment to look like?
I know technology wasn't that advanced in the 70's but i do know they made stuff better then this. Ah well, abstract ftw!
MaestroRage
I don't disagree. This was really more of an exploration to what they could do, I don't think they were trying to push any technological limits then. All I know for certain is that the 1:08 it's a panshot of scrap metal, at 2:18 it's a close up of crystal ice melting, and at 2:44 deconstructive/constructive interference waves of sound.
It is pretty abstract though, thanks for watching!